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Reading to sign Swansea midfielder
Reading manager Steve Coppell is interested in signing Swansea midfielder, Ferrie Bodde.
Steve Coppell is keen to sign the Dutchman as a possible replacement for James Harper who is bound to sign a deal with Middlesbrough.
The 26-year old would cost up to £2.5M for Coppell.
Article written at: 04 June 2008 - 09:50.
Article written by: Abhilash Manapatt
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